Canada Post notes there are currently no rotating strikes or full-scale work stoppages underway
The union representing roughly 55,000 Canada Post workers has announced a nationwide ban on overtime as it continues to evaluate recent contract proposals from the employer.
In a statement released Thursday evening, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers instructed its members to decline any work exceeding eight hours per day or 40 hours per week.
In response, Canada Post acknowledged the overtime restriction but clarified that there are currently no rotating strikes or full-scale work stoppages underway. The Crown corporation assured the public that mail services remain operational, though it cautioned that some delays could occur.
(Written by: Chris Soares)